“awarded i in the sities amount‘of
$12,000: t “the: following seven ats

Wedndsday, October 29,1991...

By LINDA HUDSON _
~ As citvhas in: many previous

years; the Frank’ Morris Royal ..
:Canadian.: Legion #13 Bursary
“Fund has again done its bit to.
“assist, some. of the deserving |
young. People soy our. com...)
does Remembrance Day:

‘people.

“ie Brenda -- Greening.
‘Bachelor: ‘of ‘Science. -at the
University: OF Victoria... 1:
ae: Julia: Gowe _ Commerce at :
* Peter Hepburn - _ ‘Honors
_ program in Political. Science at.
. the University of Victoria .

oe Randy MacFarlane — Law .

at the University of Alberta |
ae Sheila Perry. — ‘Bachelors of

‘Arts and History, University of ::

Alberta. .

%* Pam. Kerr - Bachelors’ in:
Musi¢ in Performance, Univer-
‘sity of Victoria” **

‘% Kallie Swan — - Bachelor of

Agriculture; ‘University of »:

Saskatchewan
ak * tek: .
_ Four of our members recently

attended the fall zone meeting -

in Queen Charlotte City. Atten-
ding were: branch secretary and
deputy zone commander, Maria
Thomsen;
Cromarty; second. vice presi-
dent, Lynda Hudson; and first
vice president of Pacific com-
mand, Maryanne Burdett.

- Also along were.two members
of the Ladies Auxiliary atten-
ding their zone meeting, Adi
Ryan and: Lissi Sorenson. The
meeting was well attended with’
representation from all over the
zone.

- The residents of Charlotte Ci-
ty went'-all out: to make us ..
lees exp. providing somes...

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:paign is heating up.
cnot been ‘approach

president Howard -

er: Reguler-reports +

were given’ and zone> com: ‘

7 mander An’ Pugh’ gave’-a .

thought-provoking - speech ‘on

the importance of getting -in--

valved. once we join ait

. organization.

at Toke tok ;
i As November approaches, SO .

” The poppy and wreath: cam-
RyQU have |
to’ buy a
wreath ‘and. you .wish to: ‘pur-
‘chase one, please cali the Legion

at. 635- 5825, and” leave: a
Message. "> ¢
“ The-747 Air Cadets will be out
"On November’ Ist and 2nd sell- -
- ing poppies. There will also be a
‘table set up in.the Skeena.Mall
om the Friday -from. 6 to 9 and:
Saturday from:10,.to.4, Anyone

who has a couple of. hours to

'. spare to man the tables, please
‘call Peter at the Legion.

‘Remembrance Day Services
will once again be held on the
eleventh with the parade form-

_ ing at. Safeway at 10:15 a.m.
‘Everyone: will march to * the’
‘Tillicum Theatre of the services
and then to. the cenotaph for the |

- wreath laying. ,

The Bingo . Palace has once
again very kindly offered to:
provide hot” dogs’ and hot
chocolate for. all ‘the children -
after the paradé. The Legion |
will of course. be open to
members and‘ guests following
the service and wreath laying..
The Ladies Auxiliary will be
putting on their annual dinner
at 5:00 p.m.

IE

Dates to Reuiember:
 Oct..26 — Hallowe'en
ance
: Nov. 1 & 2 — Poppy Cam-

 paign’~
Nov. Dr — . Steak night
Nov: i. ~ ‘Remembrance:

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Festival syllabus -

"By Jo FALCONER
Planning for the 1992 Pacific.
Northwest Music Festival is well

“underway. The. syllabus and

selection committees were busy
during the: summer. and the
syllabus is. now ‘available at the
following locations: Sight and
Sound stores in. Terrace,
Kitimat and-Prince Rupert and
the Terrace Public Library. It
can also be obtained by writing
to: The. Secretary, PNWMEF,
Box 456, Terrace, B. C., veG
4B5. :

, The syllabus contains advice
for competitors and the mules
governing the Festival which
should be read carefully by all
competitors and their teachers,

- Classes open for competition
this yearcares.* Piano;
ail aetital;- Band
Dance; and. Speech Arts. The
Festival will beheld from
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‘Festival . are:

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the entry closing date is is January:
10, 1992, .

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President — °

Marilyn Kerr; Past President — |

Norah Feiguson; Ist Vice Presi-
dent —

“Lael ‘McKeown; 2nd

Vice President. — Flo Euver-
man; Corresponding: Secretary ©
— Irene -Kuhar;. Recordiag:.

Secretary. © ="

Pegay: ‘Hilcove. wl

Marilyn 7 [.:
Christensen; and Treasurer — ETE

Meetings of the. Festival )

Committee are held on the se-
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Arts, 306-4720. Lakelse Ave. .
Vol s(absiye! Fiicum Theatré) at 8
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